Synonyms for musically
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1. musicallyadverb

   in a musical manner

   "She sang very musically"

   Antonyms:
   unmusically

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1. Keith Richards:

   This is the thing with the Stones. You keep thinking 'Come on, how long can you keep this thing going?' But I guess the answer is until we don't feel that we're improving, to me, and I think to everybody else in the Stones, the last tour was probably, musically speaking, the best so far. So there's always that feeling of something more to come. Some anticipation. The energy is there.

2. Dawn Richard:

   You never see women appreciated as producers and artists alike -- especially Black women in the electronic space, the time is now for us to start recognizing their talent, not only in electronic music but in all genres. I wan na be the reason why a young Black girl from the South can be whoever she wants to be musically, visually, and artistically.

3. Jordan LeBaron:

   We've all grown up singing together and we all married musically talented people, music has been a unifying thing in our family, though we are all over Utah now from Kaysville to Salt Lake to St. George; we come together in the good times and during the trials with music keeping us real, and keeping us together, and keeping us happy.

4. Clive Davis:

   From all my personal and professional experience with Whitney from Academy Award-nominee late teenage years to Academy Award-nominee tragic premature death, I know the full Whitney Houston story has not yet been told, i am so glad that Anthony McCarten has committed to a no holds barred, musically rich screenplay that finally reveals the whole Whitney whose vocal genius deeply affected the world while Academy Award-nominee fiercely battled the demons that were to be Academy Award-nominee undoing.

5. Tori Amos:

   Musically, I always allow myself to jump off of cliffs. At least that's what it feels like to me. Whether that's what it actually sounds like might depend on what the listener brings to the songs.